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  1. RJA's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    i thought you went to greece shows how much i know :rolleyes:
    i think a summer school in greece/cyprus would appeal to me more.
  2. sidekick's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    (Original post by R.J.A)
    i thought you went to greece shows how much i know :rolleyes:
    i think a summer school in greece/cyprus would appeal to me more.
    lol! no, i wish
    yeah that would be good, but never heard of anything like that before. never really looked into it though lol
  3. Mr. Jim's Avatar
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    off to corfu on monday! can't wait to get me some tzatziki and some proper greek bread!

    i wish i'd known about that greek course at newcastle, me and my mam have been looking for years for a greek course round here but they keep being cancelled. was it during the day or a nightclass?
  4. sidekick's Avatar
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    (Original post by Mr. Jim)
    off to corfu on monday! can't wait to get me some tzatziki and some proper greek bread!

    i wish i'd known about that greek course at newcastle, me and my mam have been looking for years for a greek course round here but they keep being cancelled. was it during the day or a nightclass?
    it was evening, from 6 to 8.30 on wednesday nights, but it might go back to being just 2 hours next term. Anyway here's a link - scroll down to Greek and it'll have all the details there (I was taught by Chrissi Nerantzi) and you can get to the main site from this link too: http://cll.sunderland.ac.uk/home.asp...abid=145&p=2CG
  5. tanusha-tomsk's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    My "relationship" to Greece:

    1) I had 2 Greek teachers at my school, none of them taught me but I absolutely adored them >> Greeks rock! They were always smiling and very funny and sweet and always wearing yellow shirts! They are called (absolutely brilliant name) Mr Tsakadakis and (also a cool name) Mr Damarkos.

    2) I'm Russian so I share the Orthodox religion with Greeks, and I feel related to them for some reason... Also, Russians stole Greek alphabet and added like 10 letter and called it Russian. It's still alike.

    3) There was a boy in my school called Zino by the birth certificate but Zeno in life because his parents didn't know how to spell properly bless! He was pretty much the school clown which confirms my belief that Greeks are funny people!

    4) I am totally addicted to Taramasalata ever since I stopped calling it Tiramisu and now I have to buy it every week at Sainsburys. Not as good as the original, but good enough for me! I've been known to complain to Sainsbury's manager because there was no Taramasalata for 2 weeks in a row - the most embarassing thing I've ever done!

    5) I think Greece is a really cool country with really cool people, and although I'm not really bothered about traveling and probably won't go anywhere ever, Greece is on of 4 places in the world that I'd like to visit (North Pole, Alaska and Germany are the other 3 :rolleyes:)

    Anyway... Hi!
    Last edited by tanusha-tomsk; 03-08-2006 at 13:05.
  6. xania7's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    hallo from hania/crete !!1
  7. Roonaldinho7's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    Hello from nicosia cyprus;p
  8. toxi's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    and from limassol
  9. Mr. Jim's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    how much am i totally going to do greek next year if it kills me? corfu was great, food great, people great, island great, waitors as pervy as ever... it's all part of the charm :p:
  10. chuckynicky's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    Yia,
    eimai ellinas kai tha ertho stin anglia 2007
    can you advice about the ucas education and teacher reference
    pou eisai kai ti spoudasis??
  11. xania7's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    dwse kamia pliroforia parapanw na se voi8isume an mporume!
    twra mpeneis 3h lykeiou h kaneis kapoio allo programa opws ib;
    k ti 8es na spoudaseis; exeis upopsin sou kapoia sigkekrimena panepistimia;
  12. Dance Ballet 12's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    HELLO, Im from Cyprus

    Is there anyone who is going to Ireland this year or currently studying in Ireland???

    Pls help me if you can!
  13. sweety17's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    gia apo xania!!:p:
  14. xania7's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    (Original post by sweety17)
    gia apo xania!!:p:
    poly wraia polh ta xania
  15. sweety17's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    (Original post by xania7)
    poly wraia polh ta xania
    nai:P eise ke esi apo xania?
  16. Intelligentsia's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    Only greek (letters) I know came from learning Physics... and reading about the Phi Beta Kappa society. I know what PBK stands for. Woohoo.
  17. xania7's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    (Original post by sweety17)
    nai:P eise ke esi apo xania?
    niah
  18. sweety17's Avatar
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    (Original post by xania7)
    niah
    ok:P
  19. tanusha-tomsk's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    don't understand
  20. Desert Eagle's Avatar
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    Re: Η Ελληνική Κοινωνία
    re!! wots happend to this greek community! xereis ti theloume, greeks to liven up this place re! ante na doume poios tha kanei to proto reply. lol half english miso ellinika.
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